Senior Architect
Listed on 2026-09-28
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Design & Architecture
Architect / Sr. Architect, Engineering Design & Technologists, Environmental & Urban Planning, Creative Design / Digital Art
Job Title
Senior Architect
Organizational Unit
Location
MI US (Primary)
Category
Job Type
Full-Time
Education
Bachelor's Degree
Travel Availability
Up to 25%
Job Description
Design That Does More.At A3C Collaborative Architecture, sustainability isn't an add-on to good design. It's part of how we've approached architecture from the beginning.
Since 1983, we've partnered with clients to create responsive, sustainable solutions — bringing together architecture, interior design, technical expertise, environmental stewardship, and a genuinely collaborative approach.
Our work spans healthcare, education, municipal, corporate, community, and institutional environments, but every project starts with the same question:
How can we make this work better — for the people who use it and for the world around it?
Sustainability Is Part of the Design.Our history in sustainable design goes back decades, from early passive and active solar strategies, earth-tempering and super-insulated buildings to today's LEED, Net Zero Energy, geothermal, solar, green roof, stormwater management, commissioning, and high-performance building solutions.
It's not sustainability for the sake of checking a box.
It's thoughtful design that considers energy, materials, performance, longevity, people, and place.
Our portfolio reflects that thinking — from LEED educational facilities and Net Zero concepts to community buildings, healthcare environments, municipal facilities, and spaces designed around the well-being of the people who use them.
The best ideas get better when people challenge them.
That's why we want architects and design professionals who bring a point of view — people who ask questions, care about the details, share what they know, and are willing to explore a different solution when the obvious one isn't the best one.
You'll collaborate with clients, consultants, architects, designers, and technical professionals from the first conversation through construction.
And you'll have a voice in the process.
Design for People.Architecture has an impact long after a project is finished.
A healthcare environment can affect the experience of a patient and their family.
A classroom can influence how students learn.
A workplace can affect how people connect and collaborate.
And the decisions we make about energy, materials, and building performance can have an impact for decades.
We take that responsibility seriously.
Bring Your Experience. And Your Ideas.For our senior professionals, this is an opportunity to do more than manage drawings and schedules.
Lead projects. Build client relationships. Mentor developing professionals. Solve difficult design problems. Explore sustainable solutions. Challenge the team. Share what you've learned.
And help shape where A3C goes next.
If you're looking for a practice where collaboration, sustainability, technical quality, and thoughtful design actually influence the work
, we'd like to meet you.
The Senior Architect is responsible for, but not limited to, the following:
Architectural Design & Technical Leadership
- Lead architectural design activities on complex projects from concept development through detailed design, construction, and project close-out.
- Act as a senior technical resource and key member of the project team, providing architectural leadership and direction throughout all phases of project delivery.
- Lead the preparation and review of architectural drawings, design documents, specifications, technical reports, permit/tender documents, and other project deliverables.
- Ensure architectural designs comply with applicable building codes, accessibility requirements, zoning requirements, industry standards, and client requirements.
- Apply professional judgment and technical expertise to resolve…
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